How to replace the engine flywheel on Buick Terraza?

The first step to replacing an engine Flywheel requires automatic transaxle removal. The Flywheel holder (J 37096) will hold the Flywheel stationary because it prevents the crankshaft from turning. Yellow in color use a wrench to ease the tension on six Flywheel bolts taking out five of them while maintaining one bolt situated at the crankshaft rotation peak. Hold the Flywheel as you remove the last bolt while maintaining prevention of the Flywheel from dropping. The next step involves removing both the retainer and engine Flywheel then performing cleaning operations on the bolt threads and bolt holes of the engine Flywheel. You can place the Flywheel along with its retainer by using the Flywheel holder (J 37096) to fix the Flywheel safely. The installation process requires an application of 70nm (52ft.lb) torque when fastening the engine Flywheel bolts. Use an engine block installed dial indicator to check runout at three attaching bosses on the Flywheel; if runout cannot be remedied then replace the engine Flywheel. Finally, install the automatic transaxle.

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Buick Terraza Drive Plate Part Number: 12579453
$104.78 MSRP: $164.11
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Product Specifications
- Other Name: Flywheel, Engine Crankshaft; Flywheel; Plate, Engine Crankshaft
- Replaces: 10218513, 24576876, 24506847
- Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by GM's factory warranty.
Fits the following Vehicles:
- 2005-2007 Buick Terraza | CX, CXL | 6 Cyl 3.5 L GAS, 6 Cyl 3.9 L FLEX, 6 Cyl 3.9 L GAS

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An essential part of the Buick Terraza vehicle is the Terraza Flywheel that significantly improves reliability alongside performance. The Buick Terraza Flywheel performs three vital tasks by preserving engine rotational stored energy to maintain output stability then connects the starter drive to initiate ignition and bolsters clutch disc contact. The Buick Terraza employs either traditional solid flywheels or superior Dual Mass Flywheels that contain a damping unit which both boosts performance and minimizes noise generation. The safety and efficiency of the Buick Terraza heavily depend on this feature because wear or damage to the clutch contact surface or ring gear will require a new flywheel. All Buick car models can employ the car Flywheel to achieve peak operating performance due to universal compatibility. Its well-constructed design paired with durable materials distinguishes the Flywheel in automotive markets since it backs up engine reliability and safety operations. The 2005 the automaker model targeted young customers with its luxury features and practicality and the component fulfills this dual requirement through its design function. The car part functions as an essential element which serves as a foundation for both performance and reliability throughout the car driving experience.

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Q: How to replace the engine flywheel on Buick Terraza?
A:
The first step to replacing an engine Flywheel requires automatic transaxle removal. The Flywheel holder (J 37096) will hold the Flywheel stationary because it prevents the crankshaft from turning. Yellow in color use a wrench to ease the tension on six Flywheel bolts taking out five of them while maintaining one bolt situated at the crankshaft rotation peak. Hold the Flywheel as you remove the last bolt while maintaining prevention of the Flywheel from dropping. The next step involves removing both the retainer and engine Flywheel then performing cleaning operations on the bolt threads and bolt holes of the engine Flywheel. You can place the Flywheel along with its retainer by using the Flywheel holder (J 37096) to fix the Flywheel safely. The installation process requires an application of 70nm (52ft.lb) torque when fastening the engine Flywheel bolts. Use an engine block installed dial indicator to check runout at three attaching bosses on the Flywheel; if runout cannot be remedied then replace the engine Flywheel. Finally, install the automatic transaxle.